Seasonal RV Winterization Services

Yes. Indiana temperatures regularly drop below freezing, which can cause pipes, fittings, water pumps, and fixtures to crack. Winterization is the simplest and most affordable way to prevent expensive spring repairs. 

Ideally, before the first hard freeze. In Indiana, most RVers schedule winterization between late September and early November. If temperatures are already dropping, the sooner the better. 

Yes. You’ll want to flush the antifreeze, check seals, reconnect the battery, pressurize the water system, and inspect appliances. We offer de-winterization services to help you get road-ready again.

Our Standard Winterization covers the essential plumbing protection: draining tanks, bypassing the water heater, blowing out the lines, and adding antifreeze.
The Premier Winterization goes several steps further with a full-system care package—seal inspection (with sealant applied as needed), furnace and AC cleaning, tire inspection, battery disconnect, intrusion check, and our Freeze Guarantee, which means if something freezes, we fix it at no cost. 

Only included in the Premier package, the Freeze Guarantee means that if your RV experiences any freeze-related plumbing damage after we winterize it, we take care of the repairs. No stress, no surprises, no extra charge. 

Most winterizations take about an hour, depending on the RV and whether it includes items like washer/dryer units, ice makers, AquaHot, or Truma systems. Those require the Premier package, which includes more detailed work.

 We do not recommend skipping antifreeze. Cold snaps, uneven heating, and trapped water pockets can still cause damage. Antifreeze adds an additional layer of protection—especially in harsh Midwest winters.